"A grand jury, subsequently, recommended 11 charges of molestation, conspiracy, and alcohol related charges? If anyone was over zealous, it was the grand jury who heard the evidence, not Sneddon?
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Grand Juries get their instructions from the DA. He files one charge at first and the rest are created during the process. He doesn't actually have to file any in court.
If 100 warrants, 140 witnesses, tons of paper, and a 14 week trial didn't convict him, perhaps there wasn't anything there.
A third time? That is persecution, not prosecution.
Hmmm, I can't seem to find that in the California penal code? Can you point me to that section and paragraph?